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  Cardinal Dr. Peter R. Edwards DM, DRTh, KnStF, AD

 Patriarch of Yeshua International &

Archbishop of All of England

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The Bountiful Supply of the Spirit of Jesus Christ

Bible Verses

        Romans 8 v 9 But you are not in the flesh, but in the spirit, if indeed the Spirit of God dwells in you. Yet if anyone does not have the Spirit of Christ, he is not of Him.

        Philippians 1 v 19 For I know that for me this will turn out to salvation through your petition and the bountiful supply of the Spirit of Jesus Christ,

Words of Ministry

        The Spirit of Christ mainly refers to the Spirit of the Lord resurrected as the divine Person with the uplifted humanity who dwells in our spirit as our life. The Spirit of Jesus Christ indicates that the Spirit today is the all-inclusive Spirit of the Lord as God and as man, including His divinity, His humanity, His human living, His crucifixion, His resurrection, and His ascension with all His divine attributes, human virtues, and attainments in His achievements. Hence, this all-inclusive Spirit has “the bountiful supply”.

        Literally, the Greek word for “the bountiful supply” refers to the supplying of all the needs of the chorus by someone known as the choragus, the leader or director of the chorus.
The choragus supplied all the needs of everyone in the chorus, the needs for food, clothing, lodging, and musical instruments. The supply of the choragus truly was bountiful, even all-inclusive.

        Even more, regardless of what situation we are in and what need we may have, this all-inclusive Spirit, the Spirit of Jesus Christ, can render the proper supply to meet our need.
While the Apostle Paul wrote Philippians 1 v 19, he was suffering imprisonment. Under that kind of situation, he experienced the bountiful supply of the all-inclusive Spirit of the suffering Jesus and the resurrected Christ.
 AMEN.

        Cardinal Dr. Peter R. Edwards DM, DRTh, KnStF, AD

 Patriarch of Yeshua International & Archbishop of All of England

The Rosary Explained

The Joyful Mysteries

(Said on Mondays, Saturdays, Sundays of Advent, and Sundays from Epiphany until Lent)

First Joyful Mystery - The Annunciation of Gabriel to Mary
I Desire the Love Of Humility
Think of...     The humility of the Blessed Virgin when the Angel Gabriel greeted her with these words: "Hail full of grace".  Luke 1:26

 

Second Joyful Mystery - The Visitation of Mary to Elizabeth
I Desire Charity Toward My Neighbor
Think of...    Mary's charity in visiting her cousin Elizabeth and remaining with her for three months before the birth of John the Baptist.  Luke 1:39

 

Third Joyful Mystery - The Birth of Jesus
I Desire the Love of God
Think of...     The poverty, so lovingly accepted by Mary when she placed the Infant Jesus, our God and Redeemer, in a manger in the stable of Bethlehem.  Luke 2:1

Fourth Joyful Mystery - The Presentation of Jesus in the Temple
I Desire a Spirit of Sacrifice
Think of...     Mary's obedience to the law of God in presenting the Child Jesus in the Temple. Luke 2:22

 

Fifth Joyful Mystery - Finding Jesus in the Temple
I desire Zeal For The Glory Of God
Think of...      The deep sorrow with which Mary sought the Child Jesus for three days, and the joy with which she found Him in the midst of the Teachers of the Temple.  Luke 2:41

The Luminous Mysteries

(Said on Thursdays throughout the year)

First Luminous Mystery - The Baptism of Jesus in the River Jordan
And a voice came from the heavens, saying, "This is my beloved Son, with whom I am well pleased."
Matthew 3:17

 

The Second Luminous Mystery - The Wedding at Cana, Christ Manifested
Jesus did this as the beginning of his signs in Cana in Galilee and so revealed his glory, and his disciples began to believe in him.  John 2:11

 

The Third Luminous Mystery - the Proclamation of the Kingdom of God
Jesus came to Galilee proclaiming the gospel of God: "This is the time of fulfillment. The kingdom of God is at hand. Repent, and believe in the gospel."   Mark 1:15

 

The Fourth Luminous Mystery - The Transfiguration of Jesus
And he was transfigured before them; his face shone like the sun and his clothes became white as light.
Matthew 17:2

 

The Fifth Luminous Mystery - The Last Supper, the Holy Eucharist
While they were eating, Jesus took bread, said the blessing, broke it, and giving it to his disciples said, "Take and eat; this is my body." Then he took a cup, gave thanks, and gave it to them, saying, "Drink from it, all of you, for this is my blood of the covenant, which will be shed on behalf of many for the forgiveness of sins". Matthew 26:26

The Sorrowful Mysteries

(Said on Tuesdays, Fridays, and daily from Ash Wednesday until Easter Sunday)

First Sorrowful Mystery - Agony of Jesus in the Garden
I Desire True Repentance for My Sins
Think of...    Our Lord Jesus in the garden of Gethsemani, suffering a bitter agony for our sins.   Matthew 26:36

 

Second Sorrowful Mystery - Jesus is Scourged at the Pillar
I Desire a Spirit of Mortification
Think of...    The cruel scourging at the pillar that our Lord suffered; the heavy blows that tore His flesh.  Matthew 27:26

 

Third Sorrowful Mystery - Jesus is Crowned With Thorns
I Desire Moral Courage.
Think of...    The crown of sharp thorns that was forced upon our Lord's Head and the patience with which He endured the pain for our sins.   Matthew 27:27

Fourth Sorrowful Mystery - Jesus Carries His Cross
I Desire the Virtue of Patience
Think of...    The heavy Cross, so willingly carried by our Lord, and ask Him to help you to carry your crosses without complaint.  Matthew 27:32

 

Fifth Sorrowful Mystery - The Crucifixion of Jesus
I Desire the Grace of Final Perseverance
Think of...      The love which filled Christ's Sacred Heart during His three hours' agony on the Cross, and ask Him to be with you at the hour of death.  Matthew 27:33

The Glorious Mysteries

(Said on Wednesdays, and Sundays throughout the year)

First Glorious Mystery - The Resurrection of Jesus
I Desire a Strong Faith
Think of...    Christ's glorious triumph when, on the third day after His death, He arose from the tomb and for forty days appeared to His Blessed Mother and to His disciples.   John 20:1

Second Glorious Mystery - The Ascension of Jesus
I Desire the Virtue of Hope
Think of...    The Ascension of Jesus Christ, forty days after His glorious Resurrection, in the presence of Mary and His disciples.  Luke 24:36

 

Third Glorious Mystery - The Descent of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost
I Desire Zeal for the Glory of God
Think of...The descent of the Holy Spirit upon Mary and the Apostles, under the form of tongues of fire, in fulfillment of Christ's promise. Acts 2:1

 

Fourth Glorious Mystery - The Assumption of Mary into Heaven
I Desire the Grace of a Holy Death
Think of...     The glorious Assumption of Mary into Heaven, when she was united with her Divine Son.

 

Fifth Glorious Mystery - The Coronation of Mary as Queen of Heaven and Earth
I Desire a Greater Love for the Blessed Virgin Mary
Think of...    The glorious crowning of Mary as Queen of Heaven by her Divine Son, to the great joy of all the Saints.

Rosary Novenas

     Religious devotion, public or private, for the duration of nine days to gain special graces, is called a Novena. Those who perform it with a lively hope of having their request granted, and with perfect faith and resignation if it be refused, may be assured that Christ will grant some grace or blessing. This requires an understanding that in His infinite wisdom and mercy, He may refuse the particular favour which is requested.

     Novenas originated in imitation of the Apostles who were gathered together in prayer for nine days from the time of Our Lord's Ascension (to Heaven) until Pentecost Sunday (the descent of the Holy Spirit).

     This practice of saying the Rosary nine times in the form of the Rosary Novena in petition or thanksgiving, is another way of heeding Our Lady's request to Pray the Rosary.

      The 54 Day Novena Devotion which originated in 1884 at the Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Rosary of Pompei, consists of the daily recitation of five decades of the Rosary (one complete Mystery: Joyful, Sorrowful, or Glorious) for twenty-seven days in petition and five decades for twenty-seven additional days in thanksgiving. You will actually be making three Novenas in petition for a particular favor and three Novenas in thanksgiving for a particular favour.

     1st day say  the 5 Joyful Mysteries
     2nd day say the 5 Luminous Mysteries
     3rd day say the  5 Sorrowful Mysteries
     4th day say the  5 Glorious Mysteries
     5th day begin again the 5 Joyful Mysteries, etc.

The Family Rosary

The Family That Prays Together... Stays Together.

     The family Rosary is the Rosary recited aloud together, by as many of the family and their friends as can be present. Any family (two or more people) may say the Family Rosary in any suitable place and at any time.

     A leader says aloud the first part of each prayer; a second person or group of persons answers aloud the second part of the prayer.

     To begin the Family Rosary, all hold the Crucifix of their Rosary in the right hand and make the Sign of the Cross.

     The leader begins the Apostles' Creed and proceeds through the rest of the Rosary as shown on Page 2. The leader announces the Mystery before each decade. Five decades (one complete Mystery: Joyful, Sorrowful, or Glorious) should be recited each day.


The Five First Saturdays

Mary's Great Promise at Fatima -

     The Five First Saturdays are intended to honor and to make reparation to the Immaculate Heart of Mary for all the blasphemes and ingratitude of men.

     This devotion and the wonderful promises connected with it were revealed by the Blessed Virgin at Fatima, a small village in Portugal. Our lady appeared to three children there in 1917, and one of the little girls, Lucy, tells us that Our Lady said:

     I promise to help at the hour of death, with the graces needed for salvation, whoever on the First Saturday of five consecutive months shall:

  1. Confess and Receive Communion.
  2. Recite five decades of the Rosary (Joyful, Luminous, Sorrowful, or Glorious Mysteries)
  3. Keep me company for fifteen minutes while meditating on the fifteen Mysteries of the Rosary, with the intention of making reparation to me.

LITURGICAL CALENDAR
 

February 2011
Month of the Passion of Our Lord

1st         St. Brigid of Ireland
2nd        The Presentation of Child Jesus in the Temple
              St. Joan de Lestonnac
3rd         St. Blaise
4th         St. Joan of Valois
5th         St. Agatha
6th         The Fifth Sunday Before Lent
              St. Paul Miki
7th         St. Moses
8th         St. Jerome Emiliani
9th         St. Apollonia
10th       St. Scholastica
11th       St. Paschal
12th       St. Buonfiglio Monaldo
13th       The Fourth Sunday Before Lent
              Triodion
              St. Catherine de Ricci
14th       Sextopola
              Sts. Cyril and Methodius
15th       St. Walfrid
16th       St. Daniel
17th       St. Alexis Falconieri
18th       St. Simon
19th       St. Alvarez of Corova
20th       The Third Sunday Before Lent
              Septuagesima

              St. Wulfric
21st       St. Severian
22nd      St. Margaret of Cortona
23rd       Saint Polycarp
24th       St. John Theristus
25th       St. Tarasius
26th       Saturday of Souls
              St. Isabel of France
27th       The Second Sunday Before Lent
              Sexagesima

              St. Leander of Seville
28th       St. Hilary, Pope

March 2011
Month of the St. Joseph

1st         St. David
2nd       The Apostolic Pastoral Visit of the Patriarch to Nigeria
             Bl. Charles the Good
3rd        St. Katharine Drexel
4th        St. Casimir
5th        St. John Joseph of the Cross
6th       The Sunday Next Before Lent
            Quinquagesima Sunday

            St. Colette
7th       Shrove Monday
            St. Paul the Simple
8th       Shrove Tuesday
            St. John of God
9th       Ash Wednesday [day of fasting and abstinence]
            St. Frances of Rome
10th     St. John Ogilvie
11th     St. Constantine
12th     St. Fina
13th     The First Sunday of Lent
            Triumph of Orthodoxy
            Low Sunday (People's Sunday)
            Bl. Agnello of Pisa
14th     The Return of the Patriarch From His Apostolic Pastoral Visit to Nigeria
            St. Matilda
15th     St. Louise de Marillac
16th     St. Abban
17th     St. Patrick
18th     St. Cyril of Jerusalem
19th     The Solemnity of Joseph
            St. Joseph
20th     The Second Sunday of Lent
            Bl. John of Parma
21st     St. Enda
22nd     St. Lea
23rd     St. Toribio Alfonso de Mogrovejo
24th     St. Aldemar
25th     The Annunciation of the Lord
            St. Dismas
26th     St. Margaret Clitherow
27th     The Third Sunday of Lent
            St. Rupert
28th     St. Venturino of Bergamo
29th     St. Berthold
30th     St. Peter Regulatus
31st     St. Benjamin

April 2011
Month of the Holy Eucharist

1st     St. Hugh of Grenoble
2nd    St. Francis of Paola
3rd     The Fourth Sunday of Lent
           Laetare Sunday (Mothering Sunday)

           St. Richard of Wyche
4th     St. Isidore of Seville
5th     St. Vincent Ferrer
6th     St. William of Eskilsoe
7th     St. John Baptist de la Salle
8th     St. Julie Billiart
9th     St. Waldetrudis
10th   The Fifth Sunday of Lent
           Passion Sunday

           St. Michael de Sanctis
11th   St. Marguerite d'Youville
12th   St. Julius
13th   Pope Saint Martin I
14th   St. Lydwine
15th   St. Paternus
16th   Lazarus Saturday
           St. Bernadette
17th   Palm Sunday
           St. Anicetus
18th   Monday of Holy Week
           St. Apollonius the Apologist
19th   Tuesday of Holy Week
           St. Alphege
20th   Wednesday of Holy Week
           St. Marian
21st   Maundy Thursday
           Holy Thursday

           St. Anselm
22nd  Good Friday [day of fasting and abstinence]
           St. Abdiesus
23rd   Holy Saturday
           St. George
24th   Easter Sunday [holy day of obligation]
           St. Fidelis of Sigmaringen
25th   St. Mark
26th   St. Cletus
27th   St. Zita
28th   St. Peter Chanel
29th   St. Catherine of Siena
30th   St. Pius V, Pope

May 2011
Month of the Our Lady

1st      The Second Sunday of Easter
           The Octave of Easter
           St. Marculf
2nd     Radonitsa
           St. Athanasius
3rd     St. James the Lesser
4th     St. Florian
5th     St. Hilary
6th     Bl. Edward Jones
7th     Bl. Rose
8th     The Third Sunday of Easter
           St. Peter of Tarantaise
9th     St. Pachomius
10th   St. Solange
11th   St. Ignatius of Laconi
12th   Sts. Nereus & Achilleus
13th   St. John the Silent
14th   Saint Matthias
15th   The Fourth Sunday of Easter
           St. Dymphna
16th   St. Simon Stock
17th   St. Paschal Baylon
18th   St. Pope John I
19th   St. Celestine
20th   St. Bernardine of Siena
21st   St. Eugene de Mazenod
22nd  The Fifth Sunday of Easter
           St. Rita
23rd   St. John Baptist Rossi
24th   St. David I
25th   St. Mary Magdalene de Pazzi
26th   Saint Philip Neri
27th   St. Augustine of Canterbury
28th   Bl. Margaret Pole
29th   The Sixth Sunday of Easter
           St. Maximinus of Trier
30th   St. Joan of Arc
31st   St. Mechtildis

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